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36 John L. Pfaltz diagram; but there are signiﬁcant regularities that make it amenable to analysis. For example, the sublattice of closed subsets (those which are connected by solid lines) can be shown to be a lower semi-modular lattice [13]. Consider the closed subset {abcf } which covers the closed subsets {abc}, {acf }, {bcf }. They, in turn, cover their pairwise inf ’s, {ac}, {bc}, {cf }, which in turn cover their common inf , {c}, to form a distributive sublattice. This is a general property of lower semi-modularity, as shown in [3].